Define the following terms in your own words: melanocytes, keratinocytes, Albinism, and vitiligo. Also, Explain the differences between eccrine and apocrine sweat glands?  Question 2: Can you explain what ABCDE mnemonic stand for in regards to suspicious skin lesions in your own words?

Q: Please define and describe the cause of the skin abnormality: Birthmarks Albinism Vitiligo Freckles

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Q: State one important function provided by the layer of epidermis indicated by the arrow:

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Q: Describe how the cells change as they become integrated into the different layers of the epidermis

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Q: corresponding Mark - epidermis - dermis - nevus-cells - accumulation of melanin escription: ements…

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Q: Identify and describe the characteristics of sweat glands,sebaceous glands, and other glands found…

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Q: Describe and explain four (4) reasons why the skin contributes to the body's homeostasis. How is the…

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Q: Give the classification of the following glands based on the number of secretory units, morphology,…

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Q: Compared to the dermal route. True or False? Among the functions of the skin, the synthesis of…

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Q: Describe the location and structure of the different tissue types (epithelial, muscle, nervous,…

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Q: The dermis is SUPERFICAL to the epidermis. The medulla is DEEP to the vortex of the kidney.

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Q: This is a picture of Thick Skin - epidermis. Please use arrows to identify the following: stratum…

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Q: Observe and describe the changes of the skin during the following activities:   1. Playing games…

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Q: Our skin discharges two types of secretions via glands. Explain the similarities and differences…

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Q: Why are melanomas the most common type of skin cancer to metastasize? (Recall that melanocytes are…

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